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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
THE PLAY OF "OAvANAUsH."
Closing Scene Of the Greatest Farce
Ever Enacted I'm Our District

Closing Scene of the Greatest Farce
Ever Enacted I'm Our District
Court.
AT the opening OF court yesterday morn
ing the case OF the State vs.. M. G.. Cav.
anaugb, charged with embezzlement, was
called, and IL jurors were drawn md we're
sworn to answer questions. Henry Rives,
Esq, OF counsel for the defendant, here
upon asked District Attorney Beatty if he
was not going TO have the indictment read
and make a short statement of the case to
the jurors. Mr.. Beatty replied: II
do not deem IL necessary. / will ask to
have the case dismissed" Henry Rives
replied: 81 thought 30. A conviction
can never be secured" Thereupon the
District Attorney arose, and in effect, said
that he bad spoken with a large number
OF persons concerning the case. and felt
that it was the prevailing sentiment in the
community that the proceeding was a
farce, and that q conviction could
in Interrupted and said in substances: "a
case. I would be willing to try the case
WIN IL uIBt IL hCh ChiACQt duu hupo III
fear Of the results. / have examined the
matter thoroughly and carefully. and
know a conviction could not be secured
by the State. / state this upon my record
as an attorney and upon the honor Of a
gentleman. The case wal instigated for
spite by Democratic enemies of Mr.. Cav
anaugh on the Grand Jury, aided with q
little Republican help" The District At
torney then replied: "That may be so. II
have frequently stated before the Grand
Jury that q conviction could not be secured
in this case. Some Of the jurymen would
hang out against conviction, and probably |
they would be right. I ask (f your Honor
will bear me out in this) that she case be
dismissed"
Judge Fitzgerald then dismissed the
case, saying: 81 do not want a farce
tried before the Court. II would be ell
useless expense and burden upon the
county II q conviction cannot be secured
as Mr.. Beatty states. At the request Of
the District Attorney, let the case be
dismissed" The Court then excused the
jury from further service.
We think, for the credit Of the Dis
srict Attorney. that he should have tried
the case, whether he could have secured
a conviction or not. and let the jury de-
eide the matter. They might have taken
q different view of the case from either
himself or Mr.. Rives, the defendants
connsel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
HORSE LOST.

ONE SMALL BAY HORSE WITH g.
~ star In forehead. The animal has 6N
some saddle marks. When he strayed away he
had a bell and side hobbies on. The horse left
the Spring Valley mines on June 4, and was
seen at Pages ranch on the 9Th. Any one md
ing the animal and leaving him ct J. L. Smiths
stable will be handsomely rewarded.
j15 K. H.. ROSE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.

DEPARTURES FRIDAY MORNING
A. Fl. Bangs, Mrs. Z. Blair & child, and
Ross Wright.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16

W. H. Stowell. druggist and assayer,
No Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House-R. Rawlings, Dundel
berg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
~. q r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY M
VIM Levy A @ Stanley
s N Moore q VT CT Wallace & VT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
SHINE 'EM UP !

rI,HE WHITE BOoTBLACK WILL GIVE
you EIGHT SHINES for ONE DOLLAR.
Giveihim Q cell. pStand on Main street. ia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
Dissolution Notice.
FOR RENT.

vvyHE BARLEY MILL, FORMERLY OCCU-
il pied by B. Reinhart, on North Main
street, Eureka, is for rent.
Grain ground az heretofore.
For further particulars, apply to
GEO. F.'DLISS.
Eureka, Msyi2s, 1857. m29.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
G.. A. B..
Old Jake Cohen
IN THE field AGAIN !

TIE HAS BEEN APPOINTED AGENT IN
II Eureka for the firm of John Wanamaker.
John Wansmaker & Co. and Wanamaker q
Brown, of Philadelphia, and Is prepared
to take orders for any article that Is for sale in
the market. Ladies' garments q speciality. Call
and see the old pioneer. and he will furnish you
with anything from a spool Of thread to o bale OF
cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET

sold IS 65 d$6 90 and
Tie average was estimated At - 80
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals Of Beeves tho
rast 2j5 head more than last week and 673
head less than the corresponding week last year.
prices Common and Medium Seeis but Prime and
closet dull and weak There fair demand
again Friday while Good Choice Reeves rule hr
To the close "a Zoe 100
british markets weak for Refrigerated Reef
Live Cattle sold down 10 la al &c per Tor
the estimated dressed weight
calves declined before the close
wednesday itc 10 PC per The feeling rmer Thurs
day owing moderate receipts anu Friday prices al
vanced itc and the market closed firm.
The prices paid Sheep continued 20 the close
wednesday but liberal offerings the market weak
Thursday ami heavy caused drop on Friday
sc ID, trade continuing duh on Saturday without
mhs weie in rather light supply and while the market
iairly Wednesday there was more hrmness
exhibited Thursday and Choice stock improved &c per 10
Selling Friday unchanged. but there was
little manifested and the feeling was no better on
pressed o tended upward owing higher prices
and HIGHT receipts New-lOrt and Live Hogs were firm
offered for salo spa lots OF state Hogs sold
AT BIC. - .
CITY, % cars at bOths ana
Weehawkcn now yards Arrivals nc 6Otlst In
Guided Is for Mr. Eastman AMI IL cars for stern
The Weehawkcn stock was for export ana ~ cars
Jersey city went direct TO c.ty saugerers leaving only
- ears on sale.
Trade brisk with early clearance at an advance OF
Toe 10 l5o per 100 n.
at - 4OdSJ CO. and few picked steers
80 90 caroad OF hOppers touched the bottom OF the
Bulls sold at . ava 25 (manly SO 5O9sD Old oxen
Mr. GOLDSMITH purchased about 80 head for export.
100 quarters OF Beef IN the Alasf3
nv Toonh and Mr. Goldsmith viii load the Tower
Hin with about 450 Live Cattle. r,
The weeks ship Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton we're as lOIlOWS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14

y. !: =: 1sss::iss: "a
so q saSoS s.ss q III IN IN london Tor
2ssses isI e.. e. ;0 ss;. 0a
s2 and o ss ors
held on the basis Of SOC for hough
Ct imy0rsns: va. sccC%gishsd Regime dull .na w n
Ss K s.Js q u &,.ss :1a a..s q SO
Ses ''s
crude ssSs sumner ysIiOS fs,r prime 4Os e sS
dom s
: ssss %;''fss 'ss%s 2's
ssss SPENT 'sgS 1871
as
49, Rcd Elan B sdss.OISS. . psI 2 .s
NsatsiOot; prime eos7SS common cSSsoC' Palm. Sci
OCEAN FRETGHTs-Taken altoTethor the market sho VS.
sss
pg.h sa GsnSs 1000 Su. grain .; s%
5000 bnsh grain 2td; Leith steam " GOO bush srain
Sov1G1s K.a, Sr:s
chip "hss 2s "a ss st 2S and from '9
S .p 5ys S
e 49, eSta nsnis S Ss
SofSesan bark sooS Sois resnsa
sSSS ss a
81 a s o ss srSS S River
ct So 6O West Coast England Richibuco British
@ea ts & Boston
aeso Honolulu from Boston bark sSs tons general
bark lumber s4 and osin soc Belfast hence schooner
look to-day with continued Indifference the part Of
%s: so g, o. Ss.
back and sl4 so for Extra Prime BEEF-n light
50 so Packet So - 80; Plate - HAMs S9
Trading light but holders remain steady on the
Ras Of lat sc sss pesoa Hams ii
eli c. Piesied shonldeTs S,c SMOKE Hams Z c
s s": s nSns Clear ~ quoted a
DRESSED HoGs-Are &c hlsher ana IN lar request
aS Weaker today O as aece ~ the depression
The options lower by 2d3 points closing barely steady
wholly neglected Western steam quoted 69ose9 ec
G South SS June
ing $3.50: 800 tcs July 500 Cg7e closing 69oc 5000
Ell 49f9 sG' SO @ f'7
z1s ss and &c the
tarc. and The movement continues steady and fair
yc State S half Sfn aS Welsh
Western FaciGGy %s,5er1 Sy
There is rather more STIR TO the trading and prices show
gn. FedssGn co Ss faesTy new sSg
lpaSsc.; Common to Prime Western Factory, 8ta9tc.
S pa%s e c9 Western Ts r
sUGAR-For Raw the market Is exceedingly dull. and
yu for are 6 nc: o Far
2.,;,. or 96o Centrifugal No business was accom-
S Crushed 0 Cubes Of PoTSsred SSS,sc; Gran
Sn Is s st"nSa
5Sl6e White EI,Ts G. ec;i EHsa g 1864 l0'l0c
sTEARlNE-Dul and rather weak CITY quoted sbc.
sales 600 ~ SIC oeO%argar9e lli6s CIV ouoss At
39.c Sales. $4,000 ID at Ssc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
.ucrroS SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

roxpoy June 49, There was fair attendance Of home
and foreign buyers the wool sales today, ana the bd
ding "a IS active Prices especially for Cape OK
ooi Hone and Naal white and ssbred for which there
was kee competition Following the sales OF the day In
detail: =, o,,., a,
Queensland-saes. 900 bales sconrei. Is 29isis ID
do loci and pieces 9ad Is 3i2f; greasy. s2d
Victoriasaes bales secured Is. Adj; do locks and
niecss Tod ais l greasy 62 dvt do locks and pieces
sdGSai. 49, On -, 9, 4, -,
do locks aud pieces 63d al Id
Sontn AusrslIa--Saes 800 bales sconrei Is al; do.
lock and pieces sd l0; greasy, Si 90 do locks
and pieces. 5d. UOd
400 bales secured Is "a Is ";
do oc Ks pieces ell Is 3d. greasy ST. ais 'gli TO-
locks and pieces 3D. 97rd .,
swan Rver-Saes 200 blles secured, Ia ais sd;
greasy . i2L I'D. locks and pieces. OIL Nsi -
Cape Of Good Hope-Saes. 400 bales secured Is I'd .
Is. 7l2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rie,r. Ves,eIs aud R1aroaia
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-In the option line the market in state Of
sen panic all After the local Exchange closed on Sat
ur.y cables nom Havre reported break OF francs In hs
represented further break Of francs As result OF this
hrst prices the local market represented average do
cline OF l25 points comparing with Saturdays closing quota
lions ana later the day when tho inability Of number OF
the bulls TO the calls them for margins became
tho decline was increased to something over 200
market settled condition and the close
STEADY decline OF points for the day Closing
cables from Havre represented reaction OF 80 r2hcs Rio
dispatches stil claimed market The closing prices
March, l7ooSi7.lo; April d5o5slaiQ, June 1900
al660, october. le.S0dl 1885; November, l69o9ld95.
December 90 Tho ranges the different months
were follows, July Is )OalTl5 August 1900 1890;
September, - IS lS6o October ie0oeI7.oo; Noyem
1er l5e69l745; December 1GOO6lT.60; January. IL 10
1l770. Sales $4,000 bags AS was natural under the
circumstances the actual market was nominal and no air
quotation be made
COTroN-Vslues for actual cotton not changed TO-
day and the Light Sales PAT bales (43 satur
day evening" all OF which for consumption The BORT
receipts to-day sol bales comparing with S53 bales
this DAY last and 49, bales this day last year since
September the total receipts have been 5l79.l56
bales against 5223 y92 bales period last year.
Quotations the American standard of classification
ra "A alloxa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
cAco Jane Is.Tho leading futures ranged as follows

Flour dun aud neglected. prices firm.
T9s @ e sSns se as SOL ea 9
Ho 81 is'.... oats-N" 2j'4c. hye-Ne = b57e...
Barlev-No 2 59c. .....flaf seed-Ne s.: Prime
nnoiny Mss rorE- ~ o. LSri1sG %
short RIO ss, o3I . - 50,. DRY 81 10
rlog susarIon, .odt oi 10 oa , n "s
21IJOO 9usn' Corn i9o1o bush, oats $500. BUSH bush
Eye sos JOG g 9n %h.l aIe Sasa Corn
Oat. ljl.OOo DusL hTo lush bar'e' ooo
Prose Exahf9 t? the nrr r % se mar r.,
I34alSias per aoI
orvcrvslrt juno l2.-ylour wa. easier: Family g e
asc Receipts . 400 shipment, $500 bush. Corn
aa S% Mrsy va, du %ef' quss PORK
d1 a. Us ~ Lard In light demand at ~ 40 Bulk Meats
short so. i!uter auiet Fancy Creamery
i0 Hos were active AND drm-Cominon Light - 90
as Ij PACKING ani butchers 81 9o9s6 80 I!oee'p''
DETROIT Juno lJ.-wheat-No, White cash sGc Cash
Michigan Rel s7p. No Rcd casn s7Hc JUNG Sc
soe No White s:9 nominal s,a, ZOO F Sssi
MILWAUKEE June l3.-FiOnr quet whea, weak
CASH sO.c. July 81 qe.... Corn wa, duh No 81 nc
GATE wsS TSAk ;tc SH So ~ Wore
ros June st 90 s 1TS g@G 70 90 5ny - cs ~
i5c ~ cheese was quiet Cledaars 20 Iteoept, q
bush snip,nont.-Fiour goa UblA wnoas $50 Vusa-
barley ,l25 BUSH
az MiHea G", oats quiet 40 White 20 &C.
MIsa 20 Il ~ ns' slsa 10 u sceo,;
corn ~ 700 uusn. oats $4,000 ousn rye 200 BUSH
Harley 400 bush. Shipments-Coin 3,UUO bush O~ts
5SUo5 Glsn Rye -. Dush
pnnApELrHiA June l3Fiour. demand light and the
wheat supplies only moderate and holder. not discussed
Western maxi and sSporano 81
do do So OO~s3 90 Pennsylvana amy - 20 %
Family 5Ss4 10; ohio Gear - - 5o 90 sIash
COST LOUIS ana southern limos oiear % Se ac
Mn1esoa bakers - 00as4 O DO do straight - 80
es4 90 Mnpe,oi9 .,sh',, ,S Tor FsIT 10 cHoes
spot ane options air speenve Onses Out DO M %
oiaygc do for August ST. 80 &c; septem
Der So. Sssa.c Com Local trade demand Tor spot lois
nal No Mixed II grain depot 4S &c steamer in
o 'S Sss SD'iiS for ! June iSs7e 90 Tor
do for August 474aisc do for september 4setoe
sales &EseS I's ss "' ussr,sS
s Steady adj go White June 81 S$7 &c. 20 July 57s
Poi ld Earv 7oSsSc' Cool
IL Sci Bnrbanks choice sOds6c FAR GOOD 7607sc
Hebron, choice 70 do Far 70 G rS 20 oe
a. 7o919e Peerless as 70 QUALITY at n9a g. 90
packets 81 % smoked Beef sloG Heot hams s1s 90
PORK ness So DG DO prime mos, new sio So'
CITY Refined 81 40 do Steam 81 00 Butchers loose
sU75...... Butter nrm-PennsylvanM Creamery EI'rs
Creamery EStra oSi5S raesqs Butter az ano b os
ehoSe SsaS'ac Ponnsyiyanla part SKINS sa.c do iul
kess steady. Pennsyvanla nrst. II &C.
bbls Csc susar-kehned was strong. Granu'aed
Ssn ss 90 SsT
Flour 7ov Oos Wheat xGoeO bush Corn Ss.V ea n.s
5000 'oais 1000 bush
TOLEDO. Juno l8-wheat dull. steady. Cash 81 &c
9 9nei s2' August Asf' iaoOo
Corn 1000 bush Ua5' LOO Sash oo ss
rrTRITs pF TURPENTINF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14

Shipments from Boston week ending saturday l496
6%iysr 2S qa a 81 e. 20 1879 10
@ys s az 70 50 PEI loo % aG 10 DO 90 ~ s TO-
20 DO 1895 TO- at 81 go kentucky suffers 1851 h. at
a ia iS do iss2 TO- at s. o5 Corn fed to- 1868 d. at
q SiS Go y 81 sas 10 At 80 'O do i'O j"
J. Sadler 4 Co: II Tennessee steers Stays and Oxen.
average So per 100 10 10 Sun Bulls. l425 ID.
III ar Is 90 II do 1872 TO- at S. 40 DO 64s 10 al
$ s 10 edo az Ii e. H. at s5 IS: 6 DO f2s6 b. at So so; do
so do l2g6 TO- at 50 10; do 1890 b. at $5i Bull.
II s RoscntRai. 2i7 Kentucky "stIers" 1856 ID. at
s. o5 10 IoIsna steers Io7o $500 3 do l292 10
Kentucky steers 1886 10. "a 49, Is sl Bulls lils 10.
~ Goldsmith 80 shebyyille stIler" 1898 p average
50 ~ per 100 81 DO l247 D. At s. l72 20 DO l2sg
- ~ y chicago steers il79 D. at s. To- 10 DO loi D.
a. fI nR at 5 % "a at q 5 . s s 49, So
%ts$ss IgS9 $ lsS S 1900 ~ at 81 co.
newton 10 Missouri steers l4ss p average At
50 % lG 1879 S Do 1856 Ia IS as o
$G Sao q 7G al R sg NJ lt 4. a 81 &
j. a Munroe; il Colorado GERS i265 AVERAGE at g
Is at TO- - ss5 al Il Is IS DO b.
Mich c0ws~Roccpts head and for the week l2s
heal Trade has been extremely u a go to $40 per head
S&tyEs-Hseeipt; we're 27Sl head; 5es at eost and
cleared early advance rS q ,Sa Gsers
She and Common to Choice veals at SaGc few ES'r"
N average So 81 per 100 IL 90 IA ~ at - 3 ~
l64 TO- "a 25; ID do l43 10 at 81 so; ~ vais ~ ~
at &c per 20 40. 1877 b, at 6sc 32do 10y No. al &c 90
DO 100 TO- at 64o do 1877 at Gsc a DO i'- d. att Tci
100 do. 100 ID, at $40; "a do, i65 ID, at &C. A. A.. -
d. Harrington ll7 Bnttermk calves ~ 10 AZ PC Per Per
10 Voas 1876 10, at no IL DO 40 ID. at oc Zfi do lou
H. at 0AG ~, ,, 20, =, ., D., ,,.r
m MIxed taves l.S 10 4Lc; 20 DO ia II, al "a 10
Der 100 n; Fed do l16 H. at SO yeals 2is 70 at
bc 20 do 1T 10, at oSse ~ DO Al ID III oO cSs 3D. 80
do, l65 10. at u &C. ..,. 49,. "a ~,
Aot ri Veals Fed Calves. 90 10 at 5So Veais
1877 H. at 6Sc $50 DO 1872 10 at s. 10 81 do 100 10 Moo
IL do llO H. al Btc i27 do. la3 10. ~ o. o.
Hsenbcok Hollis lol Battermilk Calves ioG ayst;
age al lc per 10 Skmmlk Calves ami Nells mixed 10,
B at NC 20 Veals 1870 10 at 5So 80 do l3t az DC; ~
DO i4i b. so IS do l42 70. at 8sei ~ do lou ID ~
6Ic; 81 Ito. lb2 10, ~ 14c. ,.o a. =, A..
Tss ssssfs fi,ss sG 5s t.
t 10 az OTIS veais 100 D. At Sc, do $50 N. at ebc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
TIE STATE or TRADE

BOSTON June l3.-fiour duiet-Common Extras So 30
60 spunx " neat Patents pTme 50 OO9 50 10:
dullsteamor Yellow 81 &c; steamer Mixed 30 =
d5l2 &C Grade 90 50 2......Oats were ntmer.
No White 4O2atlc. No White J9a.c 30 Nnite
......Butter hrn-Wesiorn Extra creamery ISels nc
Extra Creamery IS Cheese dul-Newf ork
ana Vermont EIira 1OaalOs ......E Eggs nrn-Eastern
Extras II &c Receipts Tor She day-four 5000 bbA
Short, 200 Du.h
BrFTALo. Juno l3-wheat-No. ! Hard sold at 90 O
qOI4c; oferet sJ'7c: closing dun ~ sS'tc
asked No No ! Ihrd Northern fsciho here. W,nt~
Wheat qgict and weak. Ma. Kod V2gc No. Nhite
Michigan Ole. on track ..-.. com dun No 45c No 3
E2c No. yellow ~ NC No. Fellow az &c Oat, hrnl
White at 81 gc No White at 53sac 40
Mixed 81 Sc. Rye quiet and unchanged Flour steady
Mlfeef- Winter Bran flD 90 spring si49slt 10
Cana relshts strong Wheat 3dtAc Corn their
Kscepts-FOur 1900 bbss Wheat 223.OuO Ousi
Corn 2SOOOO ~ 900 bush. BaTloy bush kai
1000 bbs heat 10000 bash Corn
5000 oats 1900 bush. Barley bust Canal
shipments Wheat 100000 bush. Corn 100000 bush oats
J 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALryG4


An excited and active option speculation took place 10
Produce Exchange yesterday in TO ts
liquidation apparently begun in Chicago Saturday. Thu
calling of margins at liberal rate but trouble
reported although the trade nervous condition The
spot responded the break in options with decline
Ia but shippers bought eagerly on the fall their
purchases amounting 600 bushels The rsnsac.
lions exceeded 10 100000 bushels with many
short covered First prices celt under
OF Saturday the selling pressure kept the
all aud the close hrvy at lowest
The 2a.0 ~ cents for ths nearby
monChs the a;cr deliveries, nnai quota
follows June 95a July 81 - AUGUST AMI
80 L. OCTOBER SJ N0vember 90'l December Fl
92 The other barely responded
10 break Cash steady, with $1,000
bushels shippers. The optor market heavy
while June + better at 47s July AZ
47 August AZ down 3 aud September at 49s
cent lower. oats were easier and the options
ended ia cent lower as follows June 351 July S3s An
gust 81 September 81 cents The Lard speculation again
depressed June closed unchanged 90 30 bu Of
points july at sB 90 August 81 o. sep
TENDER 81 10 October 81 22, November 81 H. -
receipts grain reported yesterday at Newfork,
Phladephia Baltimore and Boston were as follows;
bushels total grain 6s9g69 bushels hour 90 li pack
ages Milwaukee aud ST. Louis the arrivals
Wheat. 2S23iS bushesi corn I73.521 bushelsi oats,
200 O63 bushels total grain. 655s97 bushels hour 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
pens.. sl2es,4s currency balance. slSsA7Ol4 coin

ments $780, currency balance. s15,347o1A coin
balance, Gl67. 024. 1886.
The Clearing Honso statement to-day was % follows;
Exchanged, ga, g7g. 1897: balances. p. 1l3.026
Tho United states Treasury at Washington received
90 z, 900 National bank for redemption.
Thecusooms receipts $6329l7, and the Internal
revenue receipts &o25.2BO.
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy at IN.
and ~ 85A for long and short sterling respectively !
$40 and BIS for francs OOH and 05 for reiohmarks
40is and 40as for guilders.
In London British consos strong and closed Lilo
higher at lOl for money and L higher for account AZ
101 1l-16. Bar silver I'D. higher at 437sd. per
ounce English standard. American railways generally
opened strong but ct O'Clock they closed with reactions
responsive to morning market aud Americans made
still lower quotations for Of the loading stocks at
$40 O'clock on the curb" At Paris French per cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June l3-I2 T. m.-Consos lOl GIG for money
and l0 for the account, United states Four and Hail
Cent Bonds ll29; Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates. s6e, canadian Pacific
62ay; 3S7s Eric Second Consos 1903; Illinois Central
1884, Mexican Ordinary OF Reading, 2Gia Mexican Cen
trail. 1872
81 francs 9j centimes for the account
2pm-Consois lOl for money and l0l lll6 for the ac
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 454 Canadian Pacific, 62T- hric. S3'a Me1
Ordinary, 81 St Paul Common, % NewlOrk Cen
trail ll6 Pennsyvania, 81 Reading 26Si Mexican Cen
tra. ls1l
Hudson's Bay Company. 24A
Paris quote rhcs Per Cont Reuto3 az 81 francs
so y confines for the account
spanish FOurs. G7h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14

q a y X, ~ " e: q -
s&EHS xN6 IlSBs-Rso.ips. vsr, o. y or, Of is7sl
: ~. y: no.. c :sA TO- 81: =
s::.; d.. I::S:
sale. fully ss the oioso
os cGSmSa :. Choice SHEEP sold %
e cAS ss Lambs 90 $50
s r. 10 epys SS
Is Z! 3, se.sS - q
q m ksaSsy 6 Is oss 9
Fl 81 q SIC q d. Sc
Collins Vs MarT8s,cn o s29 Western sheep
IsiSs is a. g r. S"S q ST. Bile
y q 8, OHIO 81 e Ga@s s. g.
ss zS1 SGs o 81 =; k. Z. per
1t t.c S OHIO shssp IS
a. 70 per- 'F w 'sS Ss 1St s &c. s
Newton 4 slstt: u West Virginia Evs. 81 average
s. s. Y es Ki iSS 81 g. s osG
S'rs1is S SsF s. sss PSI
1919 rsns ana Sss yH a j; aSS
= ssS Shs DO S0 81 s. Isa
I'D Taene ssa MSlIs "a sat- sheep 100 pc.
90 2oo DO q D. at 81 75 26s DO 81 b at 50 80 1888
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81 90 S as ssS a 81 s. at y 81 Ssa a.
Ing: "a b. at 81 IS ~ Sheep b 4 q 90; 70 DO ics
a, Event. PeSes 80 Penn,ysn,s
s6 Ohio sheep SO 10. at 50 rs Pennsylvania 81 H.
per D. 26s Kentucky Lambs 81 b. Sc PSI do IS S as
HoGs-Recepts 40 374 hcai?s cars Jer:
b. and the market r% q;
saie.-Judd Buckingham 8 state Hogs 40 d. average
at 5.c per ID.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELE12ApL
BUFFALO Juns 10. cau,s-Receoss last % hour. LII
iss week $500 head Consigned oas sunday 90 eap
Of WHICH 70 to NewYorE today o. cars Of which g car, .
Last Mo9dvy market steady ssisIasIy active Common
c, SS SOL. SGpa g i0c Cows s an 8
nt 1s g. S %cs s%. T nS f &
Veais ST 90 a IS; ali offerings taken
m: S's S'GS 1sis ''
sale market ssssy but quality OF isiersr
h Is SGSa q sss h5 r mess TO- am
all offerings taken.
rss thu. @ head Z. a1 ..ns %'rS ss S'
c T%1a IS % q
York So carloads sale: Hogs in good demand &C tal
lse' PSi se n'ssa rs' go !s
&c. sisss 81 al
offerings taken
CHICAGO. June i3-7he Dr0rsrr Jourtdi reportS-Cats
RecelDts-ll00O head shDments 1000 heaa market was
Shaping steers 50 900 ~ 80 Suckers Feeders
81 % 50 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 10qs325. Texas
Hoas-Receipts $1,000 hn,. smou,lr, 5000, markss
lower Rough Mixed "a 751s5 10 Packing AMI sniD'
pinx S. 00Gs5 26i Light 81 700s5 III. skiDs s. 200
81 10
ShseD-KeceiDs 5000 mead shipments 900 mead market
slow. Natives 80 0Oas4 90 Western So 0oaf4 90
Texans ~ 6S3 80 Lambs 81 2jdf3 80 per heat
ST LoUiA June l3-Cdtte-k eceiDts l,40D head. Ship
ments 300 neao: market steady. Choice heavs
Native Steers 81 4OGSi 90 FAIR Goon shppns
steers 81 O00 35 Butchers steers Fair to Choice 80 10
asa "a Eeeders IS l01Si 90: stocgers fa
good So SO l0 Texans common grass TO good cornei
s. 009Si rs.
Ro0s-keceiDts 200 head: snpment, 500 head market
was higher Choice heavy ana Butchers sSec;,S3s
So l0dS5 90 goOt - 80 Gt5 o. l0rsers
Medium u Prime. 81 1904 90. Pigs. Common . Good
81 OO9Si 20.
steady Clipped Fair Choice 50 l04si Is Limbs 50 70